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December 13, 2026
普段はそれぞれのフィールドで現代音楽を追求する奏者がANONYMに集結。ジョン・ケージから世界初演を含む作品まで、ここでしか聴けない編成でお届けします。京都ならではの特別な響きの午後を。
Image: Kanae Mizobuchi
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Search / Filter Events普段はそれぞれのフィールドで現代音楽を追求する奏者がANONYMに集結。ジョン・ケージから世界初演を含む作品まで、ここでしか聴けない編成でお届けします。京都ならではの特別な響きの午後を。
Image: Kanae Mizobuchi
View EventThe second Taipei C-Camerata International Contemporary Music Festival, “Cross-Sound 2026,” brings together four contemporary music ensembles from Thailand, South Korea, and Taiwan. Through world premieres and cross-border commissions, the festival creates a platform for contemporary music exchange across Asia with an international outlook.
Image: C-CAMERATA
View Event"At Random" opens on November 1 to mark the launch of "seeen Harajuku," a new art space in Omotesando, Tokyo.
Spanning the entire building—four floors and a stairwell—designed by Nawa and Sandwich, the exhibition brings together works from a wide range of series, including the new PixCell-Memorandum, around the central motif of "fragments of memory." Nawa’s creative process unfolds through the continual intersection of images, materials, and textures, each feeding back into the others. While seemingly random, these elements form organic connections. In this exhibition, these dynamic developments emerge in dialogue with the spatial experience of the architecture. Each work is presented through a composition or mode of display that differs from previous presentations, allowing visitors to encounter the works unexpectedly as they move up and down through the cave-like interior.
Three countries.
Distinct traditions.
One new resonance.
Young traditional music creators from Korea, China, and Japan meet through sound—listening, colliding, and moving beyond borders.
Image: Saenghwang Bangatgan
View EventJudith Blum Reddy, an outspoken artist who mobilizes satire to critique social systems, agrees with the description a colleague made of her installations “as a form of concrete poetry that combines the maniacal accounting of the bureaucrat with the incomprehensible babbling of the hysteric.”Judith Blum Reddy, an outspoken artist who mobilizes satire to critique social systems, agrees with the description a colleague made of her installations “as a form of concrete poetry that combines the maniacal accounting of the bureaucrat with the incomprehensible babbling of the hysteric.”
View EventTo honor Jose Rizal’s 130th martyrdom anniversary, Dulaang UP presents Fiestas y Muertos, a modern reinterpretation of Rizal’s novel Noli me Tangere designed for contemporary audiences. The play explores two contrasting, emotionally charged worlds: the vibrant, often insincere celebrations of public fiestas and the stark, unsettling truth of systemic decline and mortality (muertos).
Image: By Jefferson Villacruz and Dulaang UP
View EventPerformance of Hyper Samgyetang (2026; comp. Chatori Shimizu) by Jisu Han (saenghwang) and and Chatori Shimizu (shō); performance of Ebi Revolution (2022; comp. Chatori Shimizu) by Somin Park (haegum) and Ma Jiajun (erhu); improvisation performance by Jisu Han (saenghwang), Hyochang Kwon (janggu), Hilgeum with Yoin Cho (gayageum), Yerim Kim (geomungo), and Somin Park (haegeum); Zhang Yutong (guqin), Zhu Xian (dizi), Ma Jiajun (erhu), Zhang Meng (sheng); Keizan Tanabe (shakuhachi), Yasutaka Yamashita (shamisen), Yuya Ishimori (fue, taiko), and Chatori Shimizu (shō, comp.)
Image: Saenghwang Bangatgan
View EventFIFTH WALL returns for its 7th festival edition in the form of GIGIL – a uniquely embodied Filipino expression with a universal appeal. Happening from October 22 to 25 at NBS Park, the festival brings together live performances, multimedia installations, talks, parties, and other creative experiences.
Photo by Regine David
View EventYDP presents true names, a group exhibition that considers naming as an ethical practice that can call forth and safeguard identities while opening a space for socio-political negotiation. Bringing together artworks emerging from contexts marked by shared struggles and overlapping concerns, the exhibition explores how relations among identity, spirituality and power are mediated and regenerated.
View EventKenneth Wong (ACC 2025), a Malaysia-based curator, cultural researcher and founder of People Ideas Culture, invites fellow ACC grantees, alumni and cultural practitioners worldwide to explore the working beta of CultureAtlas.
View EventThai artist Som Supaparinya to open first Scandinavian solo exhibition in Copenhagen from 26 September 2026. Titled Reroute:, the exhibition runs from 26 September 2026 to 21 February 2027 and brings together two recent video installations examining how infrastructure, political alliances and historical narratives have shaped Thailand and its landscape.
Image: Mo num en ts, 2025. Video still © Som Supaparinya
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